Samsung Plans To Increase African Market Share In 2013

VENTURES AFRICA- World leading electronic manufacturer, Samsung Electronics has reinstated its commitment to further improve its booming market share in Africa with the introduction of innovative and friendly products that will benefit consumers.

According to the Managing Director of the SAMSUNG Electronics West Africa (SEWA), Brovo Kim, the company is optimistic that the newly-introduced Galaxy S III Mini (a compact version of the Galaxy S III) and the Samsung Galaxy Camera will shape the tech market positively in the coming year, 2013.

“Already, we have two brilliant products that will positively impact the market in 2013: namely, our Galaxy Camera which combines high performance photography functionality with the latest Android 4.1 platform, as well as the Samsung Galaxy S III Mini, which promises unending thrill for tech-savvy fashion leaders who desire a mobile device with maximum features in a compact, rounded package,” Kim said.

He added that Samsung will strengthen its market share with the introduction of innovative and competitively priced products.

Speaking on the Samsung Galaxy Camera, Business Head, Hand Held Products, Samsung Electronics West Africa, Emmanouil Revmatas, said Samsung Galaxy Camera was designed to fit perfectly for those who wish to shoot, edit and share high quality photographs and video easily and spontaneously from anywhere, at any time.

He added that “GALAXY Camera directly connects to 3G and Wi-Fi networks, revolutionizing the way digital camera content is created and shared.It comes with Cloud support and group sharing apps, variable camera lenses and photo settings, editing tools and visual effects, full high definition video with slow-motion capability and a huge 4.8” high definition super clear touch display to view, edit and enjoy the images captured or recorded.”

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